Sentence examples for exaggerated belief from inspiring English sources
Many of todays Human Beings have an exaggerated belief in the importance of their status in the world.
The second problem with Mr. Obama's strategy is an exaggerated belief in what sanctions can actually achieve.
Until now Labour has wriggled miserably, nervous of polls that show little sympathy for the unemployed and a wildly exaggerated belief that fraud and shirking are rife.
The worst thing about any future event, the Stoic-influenced psychologist Albert Ellis used to say, "is usually your exaggerated belief in its horror".
If you've ever experienced a feeling of paranoia – that's to say, an unrealistic or exaggerated belief that other people mean you harm – you're certainly not alone.
As in most poor corners of the world, there is an exaggerated belief here of what an American president can accomplish.
Reyat must also shun all political activities and take counseling for violent tendencies, a lack of empathy and exaggerated beliefs.
Cognitive-behavioral models of body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) suggest the disorder is characterized by exaggerated beliefs about the significance of appearance.
He must also obtain counseling to address violent tendencies, a lack of empathy and "cognitive distortions" or what one official described as his exaggerated beliefs.
"Stalking myths are false or exaggerated beliefs about stalking that minimise its seriousness, which means that someone who more strongly endorses these tends to take stalking less seriously".
Barbara Schneider and David Stevenson, authors of "The Ambitious Generation: America's Teenagers, Motivated but Directionless" (1999), say exaggerated beliefs about job needs can have dire results.
